While cuts are off the table now, the program's solvency must be ensured for the coming decades
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AARP's popular reference book to ensure you're receiving maximum benefits is in its 4th edition
Americans worry about making ends meet, according to a survey of more than 1,000 adults 50 and older
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Who qualifies for a retirement, disability, spouse, children or survivor benefits — and when to apply
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How to apply for Social Security and tips on steering through the maze of rules and paperwork
Married to your former spouse for at least 10 years? You may be entitled to benefits based on those wages
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12 states levy some taxes on Social Security benefits
Overall income primarily determines whether you owe
Moves to lower taxable income can limit the IRS bite
Online game engages public to protect the program
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AARP backs efforts to reduce the bite on benefits
Forecast moves up date when benefits face 20% cut
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